Kodak PlayTouch Review

By Jamison Cush | 2/5/2011

The Kodak PlayTouch pocket HD camcorder is a slim touch-based successor to the well-received Zi8. Sony showed us how touch should be done in a pocket camcorder with the Bloggie Touch, can Kodak also teach us a few tricks? Read the Kodak PlayTouch review.

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Panasonic Announces Pricing for 2011 Lumix Cameras and Camcorders

By Mark Calley | 2/1/2011

Cameras and camcorders galore; here's what Panasonic's rolling out during the first quarter of 2011, prices and release dates included.

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CES 2011: Camcorder Wrap

By Jamison Cush | 1/10/2011

CES is over, and this much is clear: the major camcorder manufacturers each staked out unique ground in the market by announcing devices to please various consumer segments. That is to say, no matter what you prefer in a device, manufacturers are targeting you in 2011.

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The new Panasonic 3MOS HD camcorders are coming

By Jamison Cush | 1/5/2011

In addition to the six consumer-level HD camcorders Panasonic announced at CES, the company also has something in store for the more serious videographer to the tune of three new prosumer HD camcorders, each sporting Panasonic's vaunted 3MOS image sensor.

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Panasonic announces six mid-range HD camcorders

By Jamison Cush | 1/5/2011

Panasonic is looking to make a splash in Vegas at CES 2011, as the imaging company has announced six new high-definition camcorders. The entry-level to mid-range models all feature the Panasonic 1MOS sensor, a wide-angle lens, and 1920 x 1080 shooting resolution.

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Canon launches new Vixia camcorders for CES 2011

By Allison Johnson | 1/5/2011

As CES 2011 kicks off, Canon launches eight new HD Vixia camcorders. Several models will incorporate a new HD CMOS Pro sensor with improved low light capability.

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Sony Bloggie Touch Review

By Jamison Cush | 11/19/2010

The new Sony Bloggie Touch features a 3.0-inch touch-enabled display, and a form factor that looks more like a cell phone than a camcorder. In the face of competition from Kodak, Panasonic, Cisco and Samsung, does this sleek Sony have the stuff to stack up?

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Panasonic HDC-SDX1 HD Camcorder Review

By Jamison Cush | 11/11/2010

Panasonic touts its new HDC-SDX1 high definition camcorder as a versatile and light device for good reason. It shoots both MP4 and AVCHD video, doubles as a webcam and weighs less than half a pound. How well do those features fit with this entry-level camcorder? Keep reading.

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Cisco Flip UltraHD (8GB) Review

By Greg McGowan | 10/15/2010

The Flip was long due for a refresh, especially after the lukewarm reception the SlideHD recieved and increased competition from Sony, Kodak, Panasonic and others. Does the new UltraHD with its 720/60p capability and FlipPort connector have enough to put Flip on top?

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Toshiba Camileo S20 Pocket Camcorder Review

By Jamison Cush | 10/8/2010

The Toshiba Camileo S20 is a pocket HD camcorder that combines the added extras the Camileo line is known for with a sleek design and large, three-inch display. Read on to find out it stacks up against the latest crop of pocket camcorders in this Camileo S20 review.

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Canon Vixia HF M32 First Look

By Jamison Cush | 9/28/2010

Canon proudly displayed the Vixia HF M32 high-definition camcorder at Canon Expo 2010, allowing DCR a chance to spend some time with the newest addition to Canon's well-regarded consumer camcorder line.

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Cisco updates Flip UltraHD and MinoHD line

By Jamison Cush | 9/22/2010

DCR was wondering when Cisco would get back into the pocket camcorder game with a new Flip, considering recent announcements by Sony, Kodak and others of rival devices. This week, we received our answer. The Flip is back, this time updates to its popular MinoHD and UltraHD line.

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